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Heidi Kristine

Reporter · US

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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Heidi Kristine

    Discover Delmarva Arts: Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival - 47abc (opens the original)

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    REHOBOTH BEACH, del. — The weather in Rehoboth Beach might be cooling down, but the music is heating up! The Rehoboth Beach Jazz Festival is making its return this fall with a jam-packed lineup of world-renowned jazz musicians who are sure to wow the crowd. “We do 25 shows, four days, and five venues. We constantly have shows going on. . . We have Boney James, Brian Culbertson, [and] Najee, all in one weekend,” Vice President Larry DeFrancisco said. While the music is what brings people together

  2. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Heidi Kristine

    Discover Delmarva Arts: Ballet On The Beach - 47abc (opens the original)

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    ASSATEAGUE ISLAND, Md. — Dance, nature, and community come together in a one-of-a-kind performance set along the shoreline of Assateague Island State Park. It’s the fourth year Ballet On The Beach has made its way to Delmarva — trading the traditional stage for sand and saltwater. “We invite leading dance companies and guest artists to perform each year, also feature eco-talks from environmental experts,” Founder and Director Vanessa Salgado said. The unique setting is part of what makes Ballet

  3. Article · Sep 2, 2026 · Heidi Kristine

    Discover Delmarva Arts: Attic Artists - 47abc (opens the original)

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    QUANTICO, Md. — Every Tuesday — creativity fills the walls of Saint Phillip’s Episcopal Church in Quantico — where a group of local artists come together to paint, share a meal, and enjoy each other’s company. Known as the attic artists, the group has been a tradition since 1984 — bringing people from all stages of life together with the collective goal of tapping into their creative sides. “We have people here at so many different levels, and if you want help, you can have it, if you don’t want

  4. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Heidi Kristine

    Discover Delmarva Arts: Eastern Shore Gyotaku - 47abc (opens the original)

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    SALISBURY, Md. — For Robby Chin, fishing comes first, and art comes second. But the two passions come together in his unique approach to a centuries-old Japanese art form called Gyotaku. His motto is simple: catch, paint, press, release. And that process allows Robby to turn his latest catch into a piece of art — and enjoy a nice meal afterwards. “It’s just wholesome, it’s rooted in the philosophy of zero waste, which I love. I can catch something, paint on it, press it, and rinse it off and sti

  5. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Heidi Kristine

    Discover Delmarva Arts: Clear Space Theatre Presents Mean Girls - 47abc (opens the original)

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    REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. — This summer, clear space theatre in Rehoboth Beach is putting on a show full of pink, drama, and powerhouse vocals — bringing the iconic story of Mean Girls to the stage with plenty of laughs, big personalities, and of course, a little high school chaos. “Mean Girls is your classic high school story where the new girl just wants to fit in and make friends, and very quickly gets intercepted by the popular girls, the mean girls,” Actress of Ms. Norbury and Marketing Manager

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